top posts for 2014

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Here are the most popular entries for 2014:

17 equations that changed the World (#2) 995
Le Monde puzzle [website] 992
“simply start over and build something better” 991
accelerating MCMC via parallel predictive prefetching 990
Bayesian p-values 960
posterior predictive p-values 849
Bayesian Data Analysis [BDA3] 846
Bayesian programming [book review] 834
Feller’s shoes and Rasmus’ socks [well, Karl’s actually…] 804
the cartoon introduction to statistics 803
Asymptotically Exact, Embarrassingly Parallel MCMC 730
Foundations of Statistical Algorithms [book review] 707
a brief on naked statistics 704
In{s}a(ne)!! 682
the demise of the Bayes factor 660
Statistical modeling and computation [book review] 591
bridging the gap between machine learning and statistics 587
new laptop with ubuntu 14.04 574
Bayesian Data Analysis [BDA3 – part #2] 570
MCMC on zero measure sets 570
Solution manual to Bayesian Core on-line 567
Nonlinear Time Series just appeared 555
Sudoku via simulated annealing 538
Solution manual for Introducing Monte Carlo Methods with R 535
future of computational statistics 531

What I appreciate from that list is that (a) book reviews [of stats books] get a large chunk (50%!) of the attention and (b) my favourite topics of Bayesian testing, parallel MCMC and MCMC on zero measure sets made it to the top list. Even the demise of the Bayes factor that was only posted two weeks ago!


Filed under: Books, R, Statistics, University life Tagged: book reviews, Le Monde, simulated annealing, Ubuntu 14.04

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